The EU just slapped Google with an $890 million fine under its new Digital Markets Act, demanding changes to search rankings and the Play Store to level the playing field. This is the third major penalty under the law, which aims to stop big tech from favoring its own products. Google’s pushing back, warning the rules could degrade user features and security, and is threatening to appeal. With a deadline of late September and potential daily fines of up to 5% of its global revenue, the EU is pushing for real compliance — while Washington watches, calling the penalties unfair trade.
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